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Sensual Prose to Soothe The Mind, Body, and Soul

“How Do I Recover That Which I Have Lost?” by Lushington Garrell is a collection of the author’s insight on love and romance from a woman’s perspective. For example, in the prose, “Oral Kiss,” the author visits the emotions of a woman’s experience of her first kiss. “Who wouldn’t like to moan under pleasure pressure! Don’t kiss too deep; you make my flesh weep for more Of your wet saliva tongue...” “Fabulous” looks at Paula’s date with her beau and what ensued—erotica, sensuality. “Paula came, I met her. When we were in our flower, we were wrapped tight. We wined and dined. We danced on the ballroom floor. I dipped her in my arms, washed her with my undiluted charm. When the night ended, we surrendered in rapid splendor of lavendar scented candle...” “Can’t I Look A Little Sad?” tells the story of a lover a continent away from her love—the sadness, loneliness, and depression she feels. She acknowledges the reasons her lover left and vows that if he returns she would welcome him with open arms. “Bring yourself back closer from the continent where you are far away from me. My eyes have opened wider from where my shallow vision used to be...When you return, bringing yourself from the continent where you are far away from me, my old way will be dismantled, shelved and I will say to you, who was always in my corner, I’m sorry I disappointed you.” Your love will make me do wonders I smile graciously for your second chance.”